Postal Blue only became Postal Blue in 1998 after being Southern State Tapestry (after a Felt song title) from late 1997 up to the definite name change. The band's first release was supposed to be a 7" on Moonscreen Records, which sadly didn't last enough to bring Postal Blue's debut to light. After the demise of Moonscreen, Drive-In Records decided to take over the project, and released the self-titled 1999 four-song ep. A curious note on this first record is that the songs 'I know where your dreams go' and 'Maybe I'm dreaming' had their titles mixed up, which is still to be corrected when a new pressing comes out. After the debut, Postal Blue hooked up with Shelflife Records, and arranged the release of 2001's 'Weather Sensitive', with 5 songs. The new ep was followed by a series of compilation appearances, and after a long hiatus, the band gave birth to their much awaited debut album 'International Breeze' in 2004. For 2005, there are plans for two new eps, one on Canada's Humblebee Recordings and another one on an European label not yet disclosed, besides a couple of compilation appearances.

Adriano Ribeiro 2004

In addtion to the songs listed below, there are the following contributions to compilations

"Fader" - A Fistful of Freebird CD on Freebird Records (Netherlands) (the band was called Southern State Tapestry at the time)

"Maybe I'm Dreaming" - Sniegowe Rytmy K7 on Arnold Records (Poland)

"Summer is What You Call It" - Will There be Time for Tea? CD on Morgan Leah Records (USA)

"I Know Where Your Dreams Go" - Bliss Volume 93 K7 on Bliss Tapes (UK)
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